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A group of seagulls is called a colony because this term reflects their social behavior and nesting habits. Seagulls often gather in large numbers to breed and raise their young in specific locations, which promotes safety in numbers against predators. The term "colony" also signifies a community structure where these birds can interact and support each other in their nesting activities.

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